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"Y'all are safe. That is all that matters. I don't care about the car."

The good news: The thief dropped off the children near Holly Hill Mall. A passerby picked them up and took them back to their parents at Academy Sports.

The SUV was later found on Trail One near Trail Eight in Burlington.

Burlington police redacted this call to omit the victims' names.

A caller reported Wednesday night that a man stole a SUV from the parking lot at Burlington's Academy Sports on Huffman Mill Road. Two children were inside. The 2015 Ford Explorer was stolen while items were being loaded into the vehicle.

WALTON COUNTY — A 20-year-old Santa Rosa Beach resident died early Friday morning after getting hit three times while walking on the Clyde B. Wells Bridge.

Brandon Jay Benavides was walking along the southbound lane of the bridge at approximately 3 a.m., according to a press release from Florida Highway Patrol. An unknown vehicle was also traveling south on the bridge and hit Benavides.

The driver did not stop, the press release said.

Sydney Ann Miller, 17 of Santa Rosa Beach, was driving behind the unknown vehicle in her Ford Mustang and also failed to stop. She ran over Benavides, who was lying in the roadway.

Jonathan Benavides, 25 of Santa Rosa Beach, was driving a Honda Civic behind Miller and also ran over the victim. Jonathan Benavides and Brandon Benavides were brothers, according to Lieut. Eddie Elmore, spokesman for FHP. 

There is currently no description/identification of the vehicle or driver.

See You In The Morning -Daily Savannah Morning News Headlines - July 5, 2019

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